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rootsandshoots.org

With everyone making a difference, we can change the world… As a part of Roots & Shoots, you’ll gain affiliation…

defenders.org

As highly social, intelligent and ecologically-important animals, elephants are a symbol of loyalty, compassion and ecosystem engineering. Tragically, because of the illegal trade of their ivory, elephants have also emerged as a symbol of international wildlife trafficking.Elephants are classified into two species: the African elephant (Loxodonta africana) and the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus). Elephants live in tight-knit matrilineal family groups led by a matriarch who is often the eldest female. In their habitats, elephants play the role of keystone species and ecosystem engineers because they reshape the environment, uprooting vegetation while they forage and creating new waterholes as they dig for water.

gorillafund.org

It’s in the air – 9-year-old mountain gorilla Macibiri has reached the age of decision. Or has she?  Macibiri is approaching the time in a female gorilla’s life when she may choose to leave her natal group and begin a new journey with another group, as she starts her adult life and family. Last month, […]

worldwildlife.org

Read the latest conservation stories and updates from WWF about wildlife, people, and the planet.

fauna-flora.org

Fauna & Flora is a conservation charity. Our purpose is to protect the diversity of life on Earth, for the survival of the planet and its people. We work closely with local conservation partners in over 40 countries to save nature, together.

4apes.com

Le Centre de Conservation pour Chimpanzés (CCC) est un projet impliqué activement dans la conservation des chimpanzés en Guinée, mais dont la mission première est de recueillir et réhabiliter des chimpanzés orphelins victimes du braconnage et qui sont confisqués par les autorités dans le cadre de la...

climaterealityproject.org

Fiona and Nanmadol show that asking if climate change caused an event is asking the wrong question.

nature.org

Have an enduring impact on nature, further your financial goals and maximize your giving with a planned gift. You can make a world of difference for generations to come.

envirolink.org

In the first six months of the second Trump administration, some 60,000 federal workers have been targeted for layoffs, even more have taken buyouts, and up to trillions of dollars in funding has been frozen or halted. Many more people could still be facing cuts under additional planned reductions. President Donald Trump has explicitly targeted climate- and justice-related programs and funding, but the resulting cuts have gone deep into services communities rely on to survive, like food aid in rural areas or improvements to failing wastewater infrastructure. Farmers have lost grants and support that help keep them going through increasingly volatile weather. Even your favorite YouTube creators may be affected. We asked those who have lost their federal jobs or funding to tell us about what’s being lost: What was their work providing to communities, and what happens now? Their stories, reflecting just a small sample of the many people who’ve been affected, illuminate how deep these cuts go, not only into programs explicitly working to reduce emissions, but also into those keeping us safe, healthy, fed, and informed. Have you been impacted, or know someone who has? We want to hear about it. Message us on Signal at 206-876-3147 or share your story using this form. (Learn more about how to reach us and how we will use your information.) Sort by topic All Disaster recovery Health and safety Food access Historical preservation Public information Education Data and research Waste and recycling Energy costs Disaster recovery “It offered housing, your food was paid for. I didn’t really have to worry about how I would survive.” Rachel Suber, former FEMA Corps member | Pennsylvania Read more Since

greenpeace.org

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